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Property text with embedded XML fragments are identified by by the following identifiers:

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• Value
• term-name
• def-definition
• go-term

The ---the text of the property is set to the tag value.

If the extracted tag is one of XML Source Name identifiers:

• term-source
• def-source

A ...a property source is created and the tag value identifies the source.

If the property is a presentation and the extracted tag is XML Representational Form:

• term-group

The ...the representational form of the presentation property is set to the tag value.

If the extracted tag is one of DB XRef Prefix:

dbxref.*

A ...a property qualifier is created. The property qualifier id is set to the tag, the value is set to the tag value.

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The text files that can be imported must use the following formats.

• Items surrounded by <> are required.
• Items further surrounded by [] are optional.
• \t represents a tab - the default delimiter - however other delimiters may be used.
• Lines beginning with # are comments.

Format A

<codingSchemeName>\t<codingSchemeId>\t<defaultLanguage>\t<formalName>[\t<version>][\t<source>][\t<description>][\t<copyright>]
<name1>[\t <description>] 
\t <name2>[\t <description>] 
\t\t <name3>[\t <description>]
\t\t <name4>[\t <description>]

The leading tabs represent hierarchical "hasSubtype" relationship nesting:

(name1 hasSubtype name2 and name2 hasSubtype name3)

• Concept Codes will be automatically generated.
• If a name is used more than once - it will be assigned the same code.
• If a description is used more than once (for a given name) only the first description will be stored.

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If the same code occurs twice, the names must match. Description rules are the same as "Format A."

Example of Format A

<nowiki>#</nowiki>lines starting with "#" are comments

<nowiki>#</nowiki>blank lines are ok 

<nowiki>#</nowiki>the first "real" line of the file must be of the following format:
<nowiki>#</nowiki><codingSchemeName>\t<codingSchemeId>\t<defaultLanguage>\t<formalName>[\t<version>][\t<source>][\t<description>][\t<copyright>]

colors	1.2.3	en	colors coding scheme	 1.0	Someone's Head	a simple example coding scheme using colors	This isn't worth copyrighting

<nowiki>#</nowiki>The rest of the file (for format A) should look like this:

Color	Holder of colors
	Red
	Green	The color Green
		Light Green	foobar
		Dark Green	The color dark green
	Blue
		Red
			Green	The color Green

Example of Format B

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Code Block

<nowiki>#</nowiki>lines starting with "#" are comments <nowiki>#</nowiki>blank lines are ok <nowiki>#</nowiki>the first "real" line of the file must be of the following format: <nowiki>#</nowiki><codingSchemeName>\t<codingSchemeId>\t<defaultLanguage>\t<formalName>[\t<version>][\t<source>][\t<description>][\t<copyright>] colors2 1.2.4 en colors coding scheme 1.1 Someone's Head a simple example coding scheme using colors This isn't worth copyrighting <nowiki>#</nowiki>The rest of the file (for format B) should look like this: 1 Color Holder of colors 4 Red 6 Green The color Green 7 Light Green 8 Dark Green 5 Blue 8 Dark Green The color dark green 6 Green A different color of green

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